Quick take:
- The company will use the fresh capital to scale its privacy-focused layer-1 network.
- Camp Network allows users to register and tokenize their IP on-chain and train and deploy AI agents.
- The company has now raised $30 million in total, according to a press release seen by NFTgators.
Camp Network has secured $30 million in total funding, following a $25 million Series A round announced on Tuesday. 1kx and Blockchain Capital co-led the latest funding, with participation from dao5, Lattice, TrueBridge, Maven 11, Hypersphere, OKX, Paper Ventures, Protagonist and others.
The company is building a privacy-focused layer-1 blockchain that allows users to register and tokenize their IP on-chain, and train and deploy AI agents, the company said in a press release seen by NFTgators.
Camp Network is trying to address concerns about user data and intellectual property rights in a digital economy that is rapidly being redefined by AI.
“Camp Network exists to solve the missing link between IP and AI,” said James Chi, Co-Founder of Camp Network. “In a world where AI will generate the majority of content, provenance is no longer a feature — it’s the necessary foundation for making ownership and value enforceable by design.”
The company’s “purpose-built” layer-1 blockchain is based on an architecture that prioritises gasless IP registration and royalty distribution and supports isolated execution environments tailored for agent-based workflows and automated licensing.
The platform allows developers to launch dedicated app chains with isolated blockspace and compute, which provides the flexibility and scalability needed for high-performance workloads.
Peter Pan, Partner at 1kx commented: “Despite being an undercapitalized challenger to other incumbent L1 ecosystems, they’ve already proven highly competitive in attracting integrations from founders building at the intersection of entertainment and crypto.”
Aleks Larsen, General Partner at Blockchain Capital added: “As more content is created by or with AI, Camp Network ensures provenance, ownership, and compensation are embedded in the system from the start.”
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